NOTE: Some SMD soldering is required to build this project
Includes 24LC32A EEPROM with VHS algorithm preloaded
Controls
- Volume – Controls level of boost
- Chorus – Controls rate and depth of chorus
- Reverb – Controls level of reverb
Specifications
- Designed for a 1590BB enclosure with top-mounted jacks
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| Weight | 0.4 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.2 × 2.1 × 0.5 in |
4 reviews for VHS
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mikebills65 (verified owner) –
I finished this pedal last week, the night before JHS announced they’re discontinuing their pedal due to the Ryan Adams controversy. This pedal sounds amazing. It looks really cool too. When I first played this through my amp, I played Purple Rain, and my wife said it sounded really similar to the original.
twebb6778 (verified owner) –
The chorus and reverb are really lush, capable of sounding huge. The volume is a nice clean boost if you need it too. This was my first FV-1 build and I love how it turned out.
tcoffel (verified owner) –
Great sounding pedal, excellent and simple reverb, chorus and the volume boost is just enough. I like this pedal a lot. I recommend it highly if you want a great sounding chorus or reverb. I’m still tinkering with the volume boost, but so far it hasn’t disappointed either!
Chris Shingleton (verified owner) –
I’ve built three of these so far. I have a JHS VCR myself but this one has way more foreward presence in the Chorus. It nails those 80’s sounds of “Sunglasses at night”, “Hysteria”, “Run to You”, and I just died in your arms tonight. Not a hard build either but accurate drilling is a MUST. If I had any complaints it would be 1: the volume boost is just a clean volume that doesn’t add the fatter drive of the original… 2: You have to use the very small jacks to get proper clearance. You can’t use the enclosed black jacks or it will hot the pots.